ProxiedMail Reviews

Pretty easy to configure, albeit to get it setup right you'll need to understand a little about email and adding records to your domain. Limited, but nice features - including automatically generating addresses when wildcard is used to capture new, inbound addresses.

Properly secures whatever address you are using 'behind' your vanity/personal domain although it IS possible to leak a personal address by sending from the wrong outbound address (currently this relay is allowed, though I've suggested to Alex this should be blocked - would assist in avoiding spam also).

Lots of API/programmer support - including building your own bots to deal with inbound email, but I have not tested this (additional costs apply, as they should do).

Setup and activation is really simple. The clean dashboard provides all relevant details. ProxiedMail is super simple to use (other than contenders with overly complicated handling).
For the LTD price and nearly unlimited options, ProxiedMail is certainly a strong recommendation.
What the future will show is if the available domains might get flagged at some time, cause some pages are quite picky with recognized eMail forwarders.

At first, I wasn’t able to make ProxiedMail work because I didn’t realize I had to send a confirmation email to verify my address. I thought getting refund and thought that this $10 deal is just waste of money like many other products, but to give it a chance I contacted support, and the founder personally replied and solved my issue quickly amazing customer service!

Now that it’s working, I can see the real value, unlimited proxy emails, custom domains, and spam protection. I really like that I can switch email providers anytime without losing my proxy addresses. For $10 lifetime, this is an incredible deal, highly recommended!

Solid App, thanks!

It works as it is ^^ I didn’t even realize I needed this tool until I tested it. If you want a real filter (like a firewall) for your inbox, this tool is perfect.

I use it every day with no issues. I’d like better logging, but frankly, for me it’s a gem.